Welcome to Fearless. I am Jason Whitlock. Happy Wins V to you and yours. All right. As you guys know,

we've been dealing with COVID, the Delta variant for the past week. Uncle Jimmy has been down and out

for about a week. I want you to keep Uncle Jimmy in your prayers. We think he's doing okay, but we

certainly need your thoughts and prayers and support as Uncle Jimmy continues to battle through it.

On Wednesdays, we do our normal harmony edition of Fearless and we bring along Pastor Bobby Harrington

and Pastor Anthony Walker. We're not going to do that this week also because of COVID. Pastor Bobby,

we've known this for a week or so now, but didn't want to bring it up or mention it, but he also

contracted COVID. He's fine, but we're going to air on the side of caution and delay bringing Pastor

Bobby back into the studio until next week. But we do have a very special edition of the Harmony

episode of this show because we're going to bring in Ted Nugent, the rock and roll star, and we're

going to discuss Harmony in a little different way than we do with Pastor Bobby and Pastor Anthony.

But in an authentic way and a way that I think will reach some of you in a different way. Also,

Greg Couch will be on today's show. We're going to roll out to Chicago and talk to him about

Tim Tebow. And that is connected to Harmony and Tim Tebow getting cut and people's reaction to

a Greg has a very strong take. We'll do that on the back end of the show. But first, I want to

kind of walk you through the connection between myself and Ted Nugent. And so a few weeks ago,

I can't remember. I'm on Glenn show, Glenn Beck show, and I started explaining to Glenn the

connection between Hunters and traditional American values and Hunters and God. And the next thing I

know I look at my cell phone or I look at my email and people, hey, Ted Nugent wants to talk to you.

He heard you on Glenn show and he's got to connect with you. He loved what you were saying. And so

here's an excerpt of what I said on Glenn show that sparked Ted Nugent to reach out to me.

Glenn, we don't see the majesty of how small and insignificant we are.

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